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Is there a limit on obtaining a Non-Immigrant O visa while married to a Thai national?
Non-Immigrant O VisaVisa RulesMarriage to Thai NationalExpat VisaThai ImmigrationPermanent ResidencyVisa Renewal Process
Jun 15, 2020
6 years ago
Jim *******
ORIGINAL POSTERHi is there any limit to the number of times you can get a Non Immigrant O visa being married to a Thai National?
TLDR : Answer Summary
There is no limit to the number of times one can obtain a Non-Immigrant O visa while married to a Thai national, provided that the correct paperwork is maintained and the marriage remains intact. Many expats have successfully renewed this visa annually for over a decade, and after three years, there may also be a pathway to Permanent Residency.
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Tod *********
I know people who have been going to the thai consulate in Lao and getting those year-long, multi-entry Non-O visas based on marriage to a thai for 10+ years now. Every 15 to 17 months like clockwork.
Kent ***********
Been renewing O visa for over 10 yrs always in country.
Paul *********
@Tod ********
going to be hard work now as you need insurance etc to get back in Tod *********
@Paul ********
at THIS time to enter thailand you do need the covid-19 insurance BUT no one knows how long that will last,, Reply to
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Stan *******
Not as long as you stay married ...
A-I-*****
No limit but after 3 years we can get you PR.
Marco ******
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ROM in thailand, married 9 years, worked in thailand 20years under work permit can apply PR? can provide more info?A-I-*****
@Marco *****
No problem for us. Just send us a message to get started. Marco ******
@A-***
do u have website?A-I-*****
@Marco *****
👍🏻 A-I-C.ORG Marco ******
@A-***
ROM in thailand, married 9 years, worked in thailand 20years under work permit can apply PR? bank must have 800k? where can i get more info?A-I-*****
@Marco *****
just send us a message no problem. You can use LINE if you want. LINE ID: a-i-c Reply to
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Kent ***********
@A-***
and where is this regulation. PR qualifications require 3 yrs with work permit A-I-*****
@Kent **********
Not required to have work permit. 3 on the same visa with extensions.Kent ***********
@A-***
so you are saying if you are on an OVisa (marriage) for 3 consecutive years with no work permit you can qualify for PR? That means having not worked in Thailand.Kent ***********
Love to hear Todd Daniels view on this one.
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@Kent **********
It is Tod with one d by the way and he believes in doing everything yourself. If you want to try yourself, go for it. We are here for those that just want it done so they can move on with their lives.Reply to
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Jim *******
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ขอบคุณมากที่คุณได้รับประโยชน์จริงๆPaul *********
@A-***
what's a PR?A-I-*****
@Paul ********
Permanent Residence 👍🏻Paul *********
@A-***
What are the benefits?Bobby ********
@Paul ********
. It means you can speak Thai which is pretty useful!Reply to
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Bobby ********
Which wife number are you on? It's three strikes and you're out!🤣🤣🤣
Jim *******
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Paul *********
No as long as you have the correct paperwork
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